Pump solves monitor’s footprint problem
A manufacturer of water
quality measurement and
monitoring systems is using
peristaltic pump technology
from Watson-Marlow
Pumps Group for use in
chlorine monitoring
equipment.
Analytical Technology Inc
manufacture

A manufacturer of water
quality measurement and
monitoring systems is using
peristaltic pump technology
from Watson-Marlow
Pumps Group for use in
chlorine monitoring
equipment.
Analytical Technology Inc
manufactures its products in
Pennsylvania. The company
switched to Watson-Marlow
OEM pump technology some
15 years ago for chemistry
modules used in equipment
types that include its A15/66
residual sulphite monitor and
A15/82 fluoride monitor.
Each of these houses a
Watson-Marlow 313FAC/D2
OEM pump. This is now also
the case for ATI’s Q45H/79
chlorine monitors.
Typically, ATI’s UK
subsidiary near Oldham,
imports monitors directly
from its US manufacturing
HQ. For one particular
application, the company was
faced with a dilemma
because the footprint was too
large. It had to redesign the
enclosure and select a smaller
pump – the 313FAC/D2, to
ensure it could physically fit
the available space. Pumps
for the monitor are now
bought directly from
Watson-Marlow in the UK.
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